Can I transcribe long recordings?
Generated on 8/3/2024
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Yes, you can transcribe long recordings using the new API introduced in the "Capture HDR content with ScreenCaptureKit" session at WWDC 2024. This API allows you to record and save screen audio and microphone content in your app. You can configure the recording output to specify where to save the file, the file type, and the video codec. Additionally, you can use the SC recording output delegate protocol to respond to recording events.
For more details, you can refer to the Capture HDR content with ScreenCaptureKit session, specifically the "Record to file" chapter.
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